Antônio João Scandolera
Sao Paulo State University
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Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology | 2005
Fábio Enrique Lemos Budiño; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; Laura Satiko Okada Nakaghi; Fernanda Marcussi Tucci; Alessandro Luís Fraga; Antônio João Scandolera; Rizal Alcides Robles Huaynate
Forty-four piglets weaned were distributed in a complete randomized blocks in factorial scheme. Experimental diets were: T1 = Basal Diet (BD); T2 = BD + Antibiotic; T3 = BD + Probiotic; T4 = BD + Prebiotic; T5 = BD + Symbiotic (T3+T4). As control, four piglets were slaughtered at weaning. Seven and 14 days after weaning, four animals per treatment were slaughtered. Small intestine segments were sampled from each animal for electron and light microscopy evaluation. The evaluated micro-ingredients affected intestinal histology. It was observed higher villous density in duodenum of piglets fed diet with prebiotic in relation to those fed diets with probiotic. In jejunum of piglets fed diets with prebiotic was found higher villous density, but this difference was not significant. In relation to BD, symbiotic increased duodenal micro-villous height at the 14th day after weaning. Piglets supplemented with probiotic had better recovering of micro-villous density in relation to those fed with other diets.
Revista Brasileira De Zootecnia | 2005
Antônio João Scandolera; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; Alessandro Luís Fraga; Fábio Enrique Lemos Budiño; Rizal Alcides Robles Huaynate; Urbano dos Santos Ruiz; José Cristani
ABSTRACT - This trial was carried out to evaluate the effects of replacing soybean meal with hydrolyzed protein of the cellularcontent of yeast (HPCCY), isolated protein of soy (IPS), hydrolyzed protein of intestinal mucosa membrane of swine (HPIMS) anddried whole milk on intestinal mucosa membrane morphology and pancreas development of weaned pigs at 7 and 14 days post weaning .Fourty-four piglets ( averaging5.5 ± 0.6 kg) were fed the following isonutritive diets: SM – yellow corn-soybean meal based diet; DWM– SM plus dried whole milk; DWM+HPIMS - DWM plus HPIMS; DWM+IPS – DWM plus IPS; DWM+HPCCY – DWM plusHPCCY. The treatments did not influence the pig intestinal structure, showing that none of the protein sources minimized the harmfuleffects of feeding change on the intestinal epithelium. DWM+HPIMS and DWM+IPS provided the greatest pancreatic weight at 7 dayspost weaning. It was concluded that all studied protein sources were adequate to formulate diets for weaned piglets.Key Words: hydrolyzed protein, intestinal epithelium, milk dried, piglets
Revista Brasileira De Zootecnia | 2008
Alessandro Luís Fraga; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Maria Inez Espagnoli Geraldo Martins; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; Urbano dos Santos Ruiz; Antônio João Scandolera
The objective of this work was to economically evaluate the use of the qualitative feed restriction for castrated male pigs during finishing phase by performance and carcass characteristics of 60 animals. Ten pigs were slaughtered at the beginning of experimental phase (89.0 ± 4.2 kg) and other pigs fed rations with levels of qualitative nutritional restriction (0.0, 5.0, 10.0, 15.0 and 20.0%), obtained by inclusion of finely ground rice hulls, until the end of the experiment (127.8 ± 2.9 kg). Feeding cost was calculated during the experimental period (R
Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology | 2006
Rizal Alcides Robles Huaynate; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; Alessandro Luís Fraga; Antônio João Scandolera; Fábio Enrique Lemos Budiño
feed) and gross income of each carcass of pigs slaughtered at 128.0 kg (GIpig128kg) was estimated at the beginning of experiment (GImean_pig89kg). From these three data, it was calculated the net income (NI) of the use of experimental diets (NI = GIpig128kg - GImean_pig89kg - R
Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology | 2009
Alessandro Luís Fraga; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; Fábio Enrique Lemos Budiño; Rizal Alcides Robles Huaynate; Antônio João Scandolera; Urbano dos Santos Ruiz; Flora Helena de Freitas D'Angelis
feed). The monthly variation of the corn, soybean meal and pig prices were also analyzed and corn price was determined as the greatest impact factor over the profitability of qualitative feed restriction. The prediction equation of probability of the linear increase of net income by the use of qualitative restriction was determined in function of the corn prices - CP (P-valueNI = 0.392 - 0.625CP, R2 = 0.73). Significant effect was observed for corn prices over four times the rice hulls cost. Thus, the viability of the use of qualitative restriction, up to 20% level, depends on the economic scenery and especially on corn price, the principal ingredient replaced in rations when the qualitative restriction is used, and its relation with the cost of residual product utilized to provide energetic dilution.
Revista Brasileira De Zootecnia | 2008
Antônio João Scandolera; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; Fábio Enrique Lemos Budiño; Alessandro Luís Fraga; Rizal Alcides Robles Huaynate; Urbano dos Santos Ruiz; José Cristani
ABSTRACT This study aimed to verify the effect of diets with different doses (0, 100, 200 and 300 ppm) of probiotic on daily fecal production (DFP) and level of macro and micro minerals in feces of nursing (1 st and 2 nd initial phases) and growing pigs and during total period. The DFP, as percentage of body weight, was different (P 0.05) among treatments, with exception of calcium and sodium excretion at 1 st initial phase and calcium, zinc and nickel during total period. The addition of a poliprobiotic to diets do not affect fecal production of nursing and growing pigs. However, the presence of microorganisms, added (levels of 200 and 300 ppm) in diets for nursing and growing pigs reduced fecal excretion of calcium, zinc and nickel. Key words: Calcium, digestion, lactobacillus, piglet, zinc ∗ Author for correspondence INTRODUCTION Pig industry is considered one of the most important economical activities within feed production chain. In this sense, Brazil has the fourth largest world-wide herd and is the fourth largest pork exporter (Roppa, 2003). But, pig performance is prejudiced because of the pathogen dissemination caused by increase of animal density in confinement system. Beside this, feces accumulation in pig production increases the risk of environment contamination and compromises sustainability of this activity. It is estimated that from the total diet ingredient consumed by pigs, around 45 to 60% of nitrogen, 50 to 80% of calcium and phosphorous and 70 to 90% of potassium, sodium, magnesium, cupper, zinc, manganese and iron are excreted through feces and urine (Kornegay and Harper, 1997). The presence of these minerals in feces increases the problem of environmental pollution. The level of some minerals, as nitrogen and phosphorous in pig feces is very important because of the risk of soil and water contamination (Rebollar and Mateos, 1999). In many countries, institutions have established the areas for animal feces utilization as fertilizer, which has limited the number of sows on a pig farm (Hacker and Du, 1993). Consequently, the size of the production unit is dependent of the available area for fertilizing with effluents of pig production. According to Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) of United States, probiotics are a source of viable microorganisms which occurs naturally and might be used directly in total ration for animals (DFM: Direct-Fed Microbial), being classified as
Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science | 2006
Fábio Enrique Lemos Budiño; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; Fernanda Marcussi Tucci; Alessandro Luís Fraga; Antônio João Scandolera; Rizal Alcides Robles Huaynate; Arnaldo Nadai; Rodrigo César Correia
Para avaliar o efeito de diferentes niveis de restricao alimentar qualitative (0, 5, 10, 15 e 20%) sobre a qualidade da carne e caracteristicas morfohistoquimicas musculares, sessenta suinos machos castrados foram utilizados. Dez suinos formaram o grupo abatido inicialmente (89 kg PV) e outros 50 suinos foram alimentados com as dietas experimentais e foram abatidos aos 128 kg PV. A restricao qualitativa aumentou o pH45, e a capacidade de retencao de agua, bem como reduziu a coloracao vermelha e amarela, e o teor de colesterol do musculo Longissimus lumborum. Tendencia quadratica para conteudo de acido oleico do lombo e da area de secao transversal do musculo Multifidus dorsi (P=0.08) foram observada, com ponto de maxima em11-12% de restricao. Nao foi encontrado efeito (P>0.1) na porcentagem de fibras SO, FG e FOG no musculo Multifidus. A carne dos animais abatidos aos 128 kg PV apresentou valores numericamente maiores para coloracao, perda de agua e conteudo lipidico, bem como menor forca de cisalhamento que a dos animais abatidos aos 89 kg PV. Restricao alimentar qualitativa para suinos em terminacao nao afeta negativamente a qualidade da carne nem altera o padrao de fibras musculares.
Brazilian Journal of Veterinary Research and Animal Science | 2006
Rizal Alcides Robles Huaynate; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; Alessandro Luís Fraga; Antônio João Scandolera; Fábio Enrique Lemos Budiño
Avaliou-se o efeito da substituicao parcial do farelo de soja (FS) por hidrolisado proteico do conteudo celular de levedura (HPCCL), proteina isolada de soja (PIS) ou hidrolisado proteico de mucosa intestinal de suinos (HPMIS) em dietas com leite em po integral (LPI) sobre o desempenho, os niveis sericos de ureia e a incidencia de diarreia em leitoes desmamados. Foram utilizados 40 leitoes desmamados aos 21 dias de idade (20 machos castrados e 20 femeas), distribuidos em delineamento em blocos ao acaso, com cinco tratamentos (dietas) e oito repeticoes. As dietas foram fornecidas em tres fases, de acordo com a idade dos animais: fase pre-inicial 1 (21 aos 35 dias de idade): dieta a base de milho e farelo de soja (FS); dieta com 15,0% LPI; dieta com 15,0% LPI + 3,5% HPMIS; dieta com 15,0% LPI + 5,0% de PIS; dieta com 15,0% LPI + 5,0% HPCCL. Na fase pre-inicial 2 (36 aos 49 dias de idade), foi mantida a dieta a base de milho e farelo de soja e o LPI foi reduzido para 7,5% em todas as dietas, o HPMIS para 1,5%, a PIS para 4% e o HPCCL foi mantido em 5%. Na fase inicial (50 aos 70 dias de idade), foi mantida a dieta a base de milho e farelo de soja, o LPI foi retirado de todas as dietas e os animais que nas fases pre-inicial 1 e 2 foram alimentados com as dietas contendo LPI e LPI + HPMIS passaram a ser alimentados com a dieta a base de milho e farelo de soja; a PIS foi reduzida para 3% e o HPCCL para 2,5%. No periodo de 21 a 35 dias, a dieta LPI + PIS proporcionou maior ganho diario de peso e melhor conversao alimentar. Nas fases seguintes, nao houve diferenca no desempenho entre as dietas. Ate cinco dias apos o desmame, os animais alimentados com as racoes FS e LPI + PIS apresentaram menor indice de diarreia. Os niveis sericos de ureia nao foram influenciados pelas dietas. A utilizacao de PIS, HPMIS e HPCCL em dietas complexas contendo leite em po pode consistir em alternativa biologicamente viavel em dietas para leitoes.
Acta Scientiarum. Animal Sciences | 2004
Fábio Enrique Lemos Budiño; Maria Cristina Thomaz; Rodolfo Nascimento Kronka; João Martins Pizauro Júnior; Aureo Evangelista Santana; Fernanda Marcussi Tucci; Alessandro Luís Fraga; Antônio João Scandolera; Rizal Alcides Robles Huaynate
Archive | 2011
Fernanda Marcussi; Maria Cristina Thomaz; João Martins; Pizauro Júnior; Melissa; Izabel Hannas; Antônio João Scandolera